Ask some Bears fans, and they are rightfully tired of watching McCaskey’s guidance waste their time and undeserved emotional investment. The Bears have toiled in the NFC’s basement for years now, and it sure doesn’t seem like anything meaningful will change for the better any time soon.

George McCaskey was disappointed in fans for selling their tickets to away fans, only for him to do the exact same thing in a hypocritical manner.

Late in the Bears’ 6-3 loss to the Seahawks on Dec. 26 at Soldier Field, fans voiced their displeasure toward the franchise and team ownership.

George McCaskey and the Bears think they'll get things figured out this time around, but fans have good reason to proceed with caution.

Tuesday was upper management and ownership day at Halas Hall, as Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles, president Kevin Warren, and chairman George McCaskey all spoke to the media.

Chicago Bears chairman George McCaskey gave his reaction to fans chanting 'Sell the Team' at Soldier Field during the team's final home game of 2024.

George McCaskey failing to see the biggest problem besides his family owning the team is why the Chicago Bears are never going to be taken seriously as an NFL franchise again. How many times can you not learn the easiest lesson in building an NFL team?

Another disappointing season for the Chicago Bears (5-12) is in the books, and their fans have run out of patience. That’s why the Chicago faithful chanted “sell the team” after their 6-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Week 17.